The fun continued in hour three as the trifecta of Hall of Famers on the "Hall of Fame Friday" Yolanda Griffith joined the show in hour three. Hear "Yo" speak about her history in the sport of basketball and how growing up on the southside of Chicago paved the way for her to have such a great career. From playing street ball to competing with the boys in organized basketball, her molding in her younger years meant a lot. Also hear Yo speak about her time with the Monarchs and how it was so gratifying to bring back a championship to the city after being drafted in 1999. 

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The King of all Kings, Chris Webber joined Jason and DC in an all exclusive, uninterrupted almost hour long discussion about his time in Sacramento and how much he owes his career in many ways to the Sac fan base, team and coaches. Listen as "C Webb" gives his opinion on Juwan Howard at Michigan, how he past discussions with Shaq and Kobe certified how good his era of Kings were and why he feels his Hall of Fame induction will finally validate Sacramento. Chris also talks about how he will forever bring the city and fans everywhere he goes when it comes to basketball and apologies to the city for some of the times he didn't always do interviews and speak to the media.  

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It's "Hall of Fame" Friday on the Jason Ross and Doug Christie Show and the boys are packed jam with legends and the stars of the week. Joining the boys in the first hour of the day is former Kings Coach and now Hall of Fame inductee Rick Adelman! Hear DC's former coach speak about his time in Sacramento compared to Portland, how Jack Ramsay was so influential on his career, how he even became a coach and why his years in Golden State paved the way for his success in Sacramento. 

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The Head Coach of the Sacramento Kings Luke Walton joined the show for his final weekly appearance of the season and spoke about his return next year to the team, how he will break down and study every game from this season in different waves during the offseason. Coach also spoke about how he will have a contribution to some of the off season moves and how he knows when to stay out of the fold when decisions are being made. The fellas also continue the season review player break down with Harrison Barnes in the spotlight today. 

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Thursday means a "This Day Thursday" on the show for Jason and Doug but it's not any regular Thursday because one of DC's former team mate Jason Williams joins the fellas in the first hour. Listen as Jason speaks about his playing time in Sacramento, how Rick Adelman gave him confidence to play his own style right from the first game he ever played. Jason also tells a story about his first time visiting Chris Webber's house, how amazed he is still to this day on how far he has come in his career and gives his thought on his very favorite assist and pass he has ever thrown. 

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In the third hour of the show former Sacramento Kings Assistant Coach John Wetzel joined the show and spoke about his relationship with Rick Adelman through the years he has known him. Everything from how he got the job with the Kings, too how much he loved his time with the team. John also spoke about Chris Webber and his great pair of hands, how fun it was to coach Chris and coach for the Kings during those years he was around. The fellas also knock out "Either/Or" and answer the "Cross Over " question of the day. 

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Former team mate of Doug Christie and current assistant coach Bobby Jackson joined the show to give some of his thoughts on his former Coach Rick Adelman, former team mate Chris Webber and Sacramento Monarch legend Yolanda Griffith entering the Hall of Fame. Listen as Bobby talks about how Coach Adelman gave him freedom he never really had on the basketball court while playing and why he feels he is so underrated as a coach. Plus talks about how much Yolanda meant to the Sacramento community.

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The Wednesday edition of the Jason Ross and Doug Christie Show the boys open up the first hour with a review of the Eastern Conference play in games last night which were snooze fests for the most part and a preview of the Western Conference play in games tonight. The boys also talk the Seattle Mariners being no-hit for the second time in the early season.  

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The guys are back in studio fresh off a trip to the golf course for Monday's show and begin with a discussion with Monte McNair's season ending press conference today and some of the things he spoke about including, this team retaining Luke Walton as Head Coach next season, how he plans to be aggressive this offseason and why he feels the goal is to make the playoffs next year as an organization. Jason and Doug also shed some light on the Luke Walton's press conference as well. 

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Jason and DC are giving their exit reviews for each of the Sacramento Kings players one by one. They kick off the feature with review and discussion of De'Aaron Fox and his season as a whole. From his points per game average being up this year to what they think he can do to take the last final step of becoming a superstar. It's also Tuesday which means the fellas conduct 'Trouble or No Trouble".  

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